Order to muster Turner's company in the Second Regiment, Plymouth
County militia for the purpose of detaching men to march to the garrison
at Hull, [Mass.].
Warrant in compliance with a resolution of the [Massachusetts] General Court that instructs him to notify the officers and men of Crocker's company to muster at the meeting house.
Recommends his own son, who goes on the present expedition as a
cadet, to Jackson's care and patronage; congratulates Jackson and his
regiment on their safe arrival in Providence.
Notice to commence due process against Azariah Culver, a soldier, for failure to muster and march to Peekskill, N.Y. according to orders; includes a writ to the sheriff or constables, 30 Dec. 1777, to summon Culver; [on verso]: certification by Timothy Skinner, constable, 7 March 1778, that he served the summons.; Printed form
Certification that Stephen Barns is appointed an assistant purchaser in the American army and is authorized to procure provisions; [on verso]: certification by Roger Sherman that Barns presented his authorization.
Memorial that requests that Clinton issue a warrant for £30,000 so that Crosbie can "Carry on the Business of his Department" [as barrack master general].
Order to issue material and thread for a flag for the garrison at Fort Fayette, [Pa.) and also for musket powder to prime the cannon; [on verso]: receipt for same.
Informs him that Cox cannot comply with a request for cash because
of "the large sums thought immediately necessary in the Commissary
Generals Department"; instructs him to pay wagoners in compliance with
the recently passed "Waggon Law" of Pennsylvania; informs him that Cox
will attempt to procure clothing for the carters.
Writ to summon Simon Williams, Jr., of Lebanon in a lawsuit for debt; signed by Jonathan Trumbull, governor; [on verso]: Tracy's certification, 27 Dec. 1802, that he served the writ, and an account of fees.; Printed form
Instructs him to foward jackets to the troops and to engage for only one year's supply of shoes; informs him that 00 will be remitted to him on the Clothing Department account for 1805.
Instructs him to furnish contingency money to a lieutenant at a recruiting rendezvous in Philadelphia; instructs him to return the accounts of a lieutenant because they are needed in an investigation.
